2025 Camp Dates & Rates
Summer 2025 Registration Is OPEN!
Click here to register your camper!
Click here to register your camper!
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Introducing our new tiered pricing system! Realizing that families have different abilities to pay our camp registration fees, Beckwith is offering a voluntary three-tier fee structure. Simply choose the tier that is most suitable or comfortable for your family. All campers receive the same summer camp experience, no matter which amount you choose to pay.
Tiered pricing offers an opportunity for you to take an active role in supporting the true cost of your child’s camp experience at Beckwith. As you consider your family’s financial situation, please also consider the true cost of camp. Please contact Ben Linder at [email protected] with any questions. |
Tiered Pricing Explanations
Tier 1: By choosing to pay a little extra, you are partnering with Beckwith! At just $35 more, you can help Beckwith improve our facilities and make future purchases for our camp programming. Tier 2: This amount is closer to the true cost of camp. Tier 3: This reduced rate is made possible by donations we receive from the Diocese, local parishes, and individuals who value the impact Beckwith has on children, youth, and families. **Please note that our family camp does not have tiered rates. |
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Senior High (9th-12th Grade)
June 1-5 Dean: Rt. Rev. Russell Kendrick LIT (rising 10th grade & up) *click here to read about our LIT program June 5-7 Session 1 (6th-8th Grade) June 8-13 Dean(s): Rev. Will Lowry & Rev. Peter Wong Session 2 (3rd-5th Grade) June 15-20 Dean(s): Rev. Eric Mancil, Chelsea Mancil, & Josh Hicks Session 3 (7th-9th Grade) June 22-27 Dean: Rev. Pratt Paterson, Deacon |
Session 4 (Special Ministries)
June 29-July 2 Dean(s) - Rev. Ashley Freeman & Annie Freeman Session 5 (4th-6th Grade) July 6-11 Dean(s) - Rev. John Talbert, Rev. Christian Rabone, Josh & Lisa Hicks Session 6 (5th-7th Grade) July 13-18 Session 7 (3rd/4th Grade) July 20-24 Dean: Rev. Jen Young Rice Family Camp (1st Grade & up) *click here to learn more about Family Camp July 25-27 |
Our goals are to provide high quality, safe, and inclusive activities for campers with opportunities for fun, fellowship and adventure; to challenge each camper to explore and grow in Christian faith; to build Christ-centered community; to provide an opportunity for partnership with those who value the impact of Beckwith’s summer camping ministry; and to preserve Camp Beckwith for generations to come.
Once again, this tiered program is voluntary and in no way influences the camp experience that children receive. Tier 1 payments (less the corresponding Tier 2 amount) will be received and acknowledged as tax deductible donations to Beckwith. We believe that every child should experience the powerful impact that summer camp provides regardless of income. For this reason, we have the Beckwith Scholarship Fund. If our fees present a challenge for your family, please contact us.
Once again, this tiered program is voluntary and in no way influences the camp experience that children receive. Tier 1 payments (less the corresponding Tier 2 amount) will be received and acknowledged as tax deductible donations to Beckwith. We believe that every child should experience the powerful impact that summer camp provides regardless of income. For this reason, we have the Beckwith Scholarship Fund. If our fees present a challenge for your family, please contact us.